Anonymous
14 August 2010 at 11:43
hello sir,
my friend has used his credit cards and has been not well since the last year and out of job, and this is the reason not able to pay his dues, now he has got a pre-litigation notice, please tell what we can do, now he is getting back to normal and will be starting up with job soon, and he cannot pay the amount what they are asking him to pay, they have added a lot of interest also. please tell us what to do in this regards
mahendrakumar
14 August 2010 at 07:37
I had paid the fees of my 'major' son towards a private management college out of my earning and the bank dd was also taken by me from my sb a/c.
in this case can I be considered as a consumer under the consumer act?
Anonymous
14 August 2010 at 04:33
I am pited against criminal minded family members who are not agreeing to arbitration as per MOU signed for Family Settlement for the estate of late father who expired intestate without a WILL ?
There is a untanable demand from one of the brother and his wife for Rs. 60 lacs and they are refusing to move ahead with an Application already made in High Court for Letter of Administration in January 2010 which requires some modifications or additional information to be given to the court. I am one of the three petitioner and suffering due to delay in the matter and had suggested arbitration to other legal heirs and the one demanding or trying to exort a huge sum from me. Pl. give your opinion to following queries:
1) How can I enforce Arbitration in their demand for Rs.60lacs up front ?
2) As it is in fact arm twisting and cheating act on their part so xcan I file police complaint against the brother and his wife ?
3) They have forced me and other legal heirs sign a modified MOU in Nov. 2009 where in very conveniently removed the arbitration clause which was there in the
initial Family Agreement.
4) Due to clause 3 above can I enforce arbtration for just and speedy solution in the matteras I can prove that there demand for Rs. 60 lacs is untanable.
5) The crooked brother is working with Dusche Bank so will it help if I tell the bank management about this ?
Anonymous
14 August 2010 at 03:58
We are a couple and I am 65 yrs. a senior citizen. In August 2008 I have obtained an order from City Civil Court in Mumbai for the two ownership flats under consent terms wherein my four brothers / their familes were defendents. The families of two dead brothers are occupying the flats as on date. As per court order under consent terms I am 20% owner in the two flats and the flats should have been sold by now but so far I could not acted on their disposal as all legal heirs are required to sign the sale deed whenever it happens and most of them may not co operate with me.
My queries therefore are as under:
1) How do I enforce the court order ? I have so far only intimated the society that I am coowner of these flats with 20% share in them.
2) How can I claim my 20% share at market rate from the developers If the building in which these two flats are located go in for redevelopment ?
3) Can the defendants now challenge the City Civil Court order under any pretexts?
Pl. help and guide suitably as per provision of laws in the matter.
M.HARIHARAN
13 August 2010 at 21:17
Is Hindu family settlement can revoked by Executor(Father) from his son. Is the revoked settlement can challenged in favor of the son
Anonymous
13 August 2010 at 20:26
Can any one like to know the status and followup action done in respect of a complain lodge before Police station/S.P./S.D.O. & District Magistrate?
& Whom to address?
vinaykala
13 August 2010 at 14:39
WHAT IS APPLICATION UNDER ORDER XL SEC 151 CPC
VINAY KALA
AUG 13,10
pratik
13 August 2010 at 13:27
1) As per money laundering act which section says that if the lience is not taken any lience under the above mentioned act than the person canno't be sued under the NI act, 1881 under the section 138. Also i have heard that if the person lends a money on interest he is bound to take a money lending license. which section says as per the money laundering act.
Or
Any case laws regarding the above mentioned most preferable of the apex court.
Thanks In Advance.
Anonymous
13 August 2010 at 12:50
"A "( a late husband ) is having a property ( A two bedroom house) jointly
( equal share) with his wife "B". Both of them are having only one son and two daughters out of which one daghter is divorcee. Before his death "A" bequethed his share in the property in favour of his son"C" only. Now "C" wishes to apply to the concerned court for the grant of probate ( As per the will "C" himself is Executor also). Is it necessary for " A" to give notices to the other legal heirs i.e. his widow mother and two sisters
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consumer case in NCDRC
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is it required to be a registered lawyer in supreme court for filing a case in supreme court of India or else a independent person can file a case for in person to supreme court for NCDRC appeal,
please clarify.
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RR